Laboratory Microscope News

Electron

Edax, Inc has established a new standard in electron microscopy with its release of the Apollo Silicon Drift Detector (SDD) Series for the transmission elect...

New Standard in Electron Microscopy

Infrared

FLIR Advanced Thermal Solutions has announced an application story that describes how BP Chemicals is using its GasFindIR™ cameras for the visualisation an...

BP Chemicals Enhances Site Safety With FLIR Infrared Technology

X-Ray

Microtechnique news headlines this week have included the capturing of an image of an intact virus by scientists at Uppsala University. The event is a lan...

X-ray pulses make microtechnique news

Electron

Carl Zeiss has introduced a unique hardware/ software interface to connect light and scanning electron microscopes for correlative microscopy in the life sci...

Correlative Light and Electron Microscopy Solution for Life Sciences

Raman

WITec introduces a line extension of the alpha300 microscope series. Building on the system’s inherent modularity, WITec has added several new microscope v...

Line Extension of Microscope Series

Laboratory Microscope

Bruker Nano has introduced the new N8 NEOS atomic force microscope at this year’s Analytica exhibition in Munich, Germany. The N8 NEOS is the first optical...

New N8 NEOS AFM Introduced at Analytica 2010

Clinical

Olympus has introduced the new CX21LED clinical microscope with built-in light emitting diode (LED) illumination. Offering consistent long-term performance f...

Cost-Effective Clinical Microscope

Laboratory Microscope

Thermo Fisher Scientific, Inc announced that its Thermo Scientific Nicolet iN10 MX FT-IR microscope has been selected as an R&D 100 award winner by an indepe...

Microscope Wins R&D 100 Award

Laboratory Microscope

Warner Instruments is pleased to introduce the NEW 2GF Two-Gas Mixer. This new apparatus generates CO2-Air mixtures with adjustable CO2 concentration in the...

Two-Gas Mixer for Microscope Incubators

Raman

To meet the market requirement for ever faster chemical imaging systems, Renishaw’s latest generation of fast Raman imaging systems – StreamLineTM Plus,...

Setting the Standard for Fast Chemical Imaging

Laboratory microscopes are essential tools for visualizing small structures and details that are usually not visible. Microscopes vary from optical models for routine examination to advanced electron microscopes that provide ultra-high resolution images at the atomic level. Features like fluorescence, phase contrast, and digital imaging capabilities enhance their versatility, making them crucial for research and quality control in laboratories worldwide.